Liz Cheney, the former Congresswoman and Vice Chair of the January 6th Committee, speaking out in a new book.

She is back in the news as one of her former colleagues in Congress is pushing today for what he calls

probing the Jan 6 probe, while another ousted Speaker McCarthy says he's leaving Congress.

There's also today new indictments related

to Trump's fraudulent electors plot in a new state, Nevada.

So we're gonna get to all that tonight with Ms Cheney,

drawing on her experience. And the position she took is the only member of then-Republican

leadership and one of only 10 House Republicans to ultimately cast an impeachment vote over that insurrection.

Cheney, of course, key to the bipartisan Jan 6 Committee, which was deemed by independent

experts as one of the most effective congressional probes in our modern era.

I'm sure you remember some, if not all, of these evidentiary hearings.

Cheney drawing on her government experience to navigate the clashes over evidence,

testimony, how to get and then tell and convey a full

accounting of what was Donald Trump's multi-part conspiracy. And I'll tell you

this as well tonight in an era where so many people

ask whether facts still even matter. We know the committee's work actually

reached tens of millions of Americans presenting the evidence the testimony at those hearings and we have

indications that they impacted some prosecutors pursuit of justice here they

led also to two precedent-making convictions of Trump aides who tried and

basically failed legally to defy those investigative and

lawful congressional subpoenas.

All of this provided new evidence that impacted many cases from holding Fox News

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